Armistice Terms Split French Territory and Surrender
Rome reports German and Italian leaders drafted terms dividing French territory and surrendering gold. France to join axis blockade against Britain. Terms include armistice division, surrender of gold and credits of France and other nations, surrender of strategic materials, and guarantees of resumed French industrial activity.
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Britain
Rome
France
England
Munich
Popolo di Roma
Ministry of Popular Culture
Mussolini
Germany
Poland
Norway
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
New Castle
Weather notes show June rainfall near 3.67 inches
Apparent lack of sun keeps earth wet though rain fell on 12 of 18 days this month. June normal is 4.29 inches. 1939 had over five inches but this year is wetter due to a dry spring in 1939. Detours on Route 224 affect travel near the Pennsylvania line.
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State Line
Ohio
Pennsylvania Line
Lowellville
Struthers
Poland
Daily Weather Report Summary
Daily weather report for the United States shows a 24 hour period ending 5 p m Tuesday with a maximum of 84 and a minimum of 69. Precipitation records 0.48 inches and a river stage of 5.7 feet. Year ago figures list a 80 degree max and 67 degree min with 0.13 inches of rain.
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United States
Surrender Of French Fleet Relieved Demand By Nazis In Peace Plea
Paris dispatch reports that German sources view unconditional surrender of France including the fleet as the chief demand in Hitler and Mussolini’s reply to Petain’s armistice appeal. They say Hitler and the Duce seek to crush Allied military power and reorganize Europe as in Hitler’s plans, while German advances continue toward Bordeaux and the Maginot Line despite Petain’s ceasefire.
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Paris
France
Hitler
Mussolini
Henri Philippe Petain
Fuehrer
I] Duce
Germany
Poland
Holland
Belgium
Europe
Petain
Bordeaux
Berlin Reports Oil Tanks On Thames Bombed
Berlin reports that oil tanks in the Thames estuary were bombed and severely damaged by German planes during night raids on England. German sources claim Cherbourg and Rennes captured, Loire crossing near Orleans and Nevers, and Nancy occupied as advances continue toward Lyon. Seven civilians were killed in Cologne in the same attack.
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Berlin
Thames
England
Cherbourg
Rennes
Loire River
Orleans
Nevers
Nancy
Lyon
Cologne
New Castle
Fatal Auto Crash on Highland Heights Hill
Doner Heckathorn aged 66 of R D 5 was killed instantly when struck by an auto driven by Jack Cook 20 of 23 South Mill Street. Passenger Charles Hoagland 27 of 707 Cumberland Avenue was injured and taken to Jameson Memorial hospital with bruises and lacerations. The incident occurred near Miller’s Pond on a left turn as Cook descended the hill from Buffalo. police cited steering failure.
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Doner Heckathorn
Jack Cook
South Mill Street
Highland Heights
Charles Hoagland
Cumberland Avenue
Cook
Jameson Memorial Hospital
William Flucker
T. F. Nugent
Buffalo
Heckathorn
Miller’s Pond
New Castle
Death notices for Demer J. Heckathorn and Mrs John M Watson
Demer J. Heckathorn aged 65 of Highland Heights R D 5 died. Mrs John M Watson of 332 Highland Avenue also listed in death notices.
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Demer J. Heckathorn
Highland Heights
R. D
John M. Watson
Highland Avenue
Dean Held For Grand Jury In Sister-In-Law Murder
Arthur Dean, 34, charged with killing his sister-in-law Helen Nasal, 28, on June 14, was held without bail after a preliminary hearing before Alderman O H P Green. The case moves to the September session of the grand jury for further action. Assistant DA Leroy K Donaldson called two witnesses. Continuous on page two. IN NEW CASTLE.
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Arthur Dean
Helen Nasal
O. H. P. Green
Howard C. Harper
Robert A. Klare
Harper
Leroy K. Donaldson
German Plot Against Soviet Ties Baltic States to Lithuania Latvia
Soviet spokesman told International News Service that a far reaching German plot against Soviet Russia in the Baltic states and Finland forced the USSR to seize military control of Lithuania Latvia and Estonia. Germany financed and inspired the conspiracy, prompting desperate Soviet measures to counter possible Nazi aggression.
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James E. Brown
International News Service
London
Russia
Baltic States
Finland
U.S.S.R
Lithuania
Latvia
Esthenia
Germany
Soviet Union
German Planes Hit British Isles In Major Raid
German planes attacked widely across England in the largest raid so far, with about 100 aircraft taking part. Eleven killed and 14 injured initially, later reports say 14 killed and 16 injured as bombs fell over East Anglia and other regions.
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Charles A. Smith
London
Winston Churchill
Britain
British Isles
England
East Anglia
New Castle
Almira Home Board Reports Endowment Growth at Meeting
Almira Home board met Tuesday at the home to review finances. An endowment fund now totals 187159 dollars and 29 cents. Forty one residents live at the home, according to the inmate committee report by Mrs Ray Robison. Mrs H L Gor was noted in the update.
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Almira Home
Thomas Irwin
Franklin
H. C. Harper
Ray Robison
H. L. Gor
Monroe Doctrine warns Germany and Italy over western hemisphere
The United States, via Secretary of State Hull, tells Germany and Italy the Monroe Doctrine remains in force and applies to their actions in the western hemisphere. Embassies in Berlin and Rome conveyed the message with wording aligned to the congressional joint resolution. Britain France and Holland are notified of the warning to the Axis powers.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Italy
Hull
Berlin
Rome
Congress
Lewis Speech Surprises GOP Platform Makers
Labor leader John L. Lewis shocks Republican platform makers by blasting the New Deal and praising Herbert Hoover while addressing the platform committee in Philadelphia. Delegates hear debates over Taft Dewey and Willkie standings as Landon named foreign policy chair with a flexible non intervention stance planned.
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Griffing Bancroft JR
International News Service
Philadolphia
John L. Lewis
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Lewis
A. F
William Green
Ohio
Taft
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Wendell Willkie
Vandenberg
Michigan
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
United States vows to suppress Nazi coup south of Rio Grande
Washington reports the United States will use vigorous action in suppressing any Nazi coup south of the Rio Grande after consultations with Pan American states. The move accompanies the good will mission of cruisers Quincy and Wichita carrying marines, with possible replacements and contingents readied for rapid deployment. A new foreign service division of about 15,000 marines was announced to staff east and west coast stations.
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United States
Rio Grande
Joseph H. Baird
International News Service
Washington
International New
South American
Quincy
Wichita
France and Allies Face Uneasy Armistice Prospects
France has not yet secured an armistice as emissaries are appointed and fighting persists. The United States warns Italy and Germany to respect the Monroe Doctrine and to refrain from claiming Western Hemisphere territory. Rome reports harsh peace terms for France while colonial possessions may join Britain in a broader European balance.
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International News Service
France
Rome
Berlin
Europe Republic
United States
Cordell Hull
Italy
Germany
Congress
Hull
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
Popolo di Roma
Nazi Drive in France Pressed as War Communique Reports Losses
Berlin reports continued violent air attacks on British airfields and oil bases along with relentless assaults on the French army. The German communique says French defense forces are dissolving more and more as motorized troops advance toward Cherbourg and Bay in New Castle.
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International News Service
Berlin
Cher
Huge Navy Plan Approved by President
President Roosevelt approved a 200 ship naval expansion worth 4 billion dollars to create a navy stronger than Germany Italy and Japan combined. The bill rushed through the House Naval Affairs committee may be taken up in the House tomorrow, with officials saying it aligns with the president’s financial program. The mobilization of youth and a 9 billion dollar rearment program are advancing rapidly in Congress.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Germany
Italy
Japan
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Bureau of the Budget
Tam
Vinson ‘D) Ga
Congress
New Castle
Radio Operators Must Be Citizens
The federal communications commission ordered about 100,000 radio operators to prove citizenship by affidavits fingerprints and photographs by August 15. This includes 50,000 amateurs and applies to commercial operators as well. The move targets the so called fifth column movement.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Rumor Campaign About G Men In New Castle
The article notes a wave of rumors claiming G men are in New Castle making arrests for anti government activity. It warns reputable locals and WWI veterans may be implicated by false accusations and urges caution to avoid harming innocent people amid possible secret service inquiries.
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Times
New Castle
Purto
G-Men
Britain and Japan Reach End to Tientsin Controversy
London reports an agreement signed in Tokyo ending the Tientsin controversy after talks between Japanese foreign minister Hachiro Arita and British ambassador Sir Robert Craigie. Details will be published soon.
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International News Service
London
Great Britain
Japan
Tientsin
Tokyo
Hachiro Arita
Robert Craigie
Adopting a Friendly Pooch Seeks Forever Home
A small black and white dog with a brown touch, described as friendly, wanders and lobbies for companionship. The narrator notes the pet-like behavior of tail wagging, playful runs, and pleading eyes while mentioning the warm eighty-three degree weather.
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Cedit
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Arthur F. Dean
Almira Home Board
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Benito Mussolini
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French Republic
William S. Neal
Arthur Mometer
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